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1 whip
n. бич, камшикv. камшикува;2. мами, лаже; to whip away - тера (со камшик)2. бега3. зграпчува, одвлекува; to whip down - се стрчува долу, брзо се спушта; to whip in - собира; води кучиња при лов; to whip off - фрла, симнува2. протерува3. бега; to whip up - гони, тера со камшик; (прен.) разгорува, побудува2. зграпчува; камшик врснува; камшик; стап -
2 whip-round
n. inf. доброволен прилог; have a whip-round (for sb/sth/to do sth) собира доброволен прилог (за некого/нешто/да (на)прави нешто): We had a whip-round to get him something for his birthday Собравме доброволен прилог за да му купиме нешто за роденден -
3 whip off
phr.v. истргнува (капак/облека) -
4 whip on
phr.v. тера, присилува (човек/животно побрзо да оди/работи) -
5 whip up
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6 pistol-whip
v. (-рр-) удира со пиштол -
7 to whip off
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8 to whip round
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9 to whip up
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10 riding crop
n. riding whip
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